Cosecha de almas: El mundo toma partido (Soul Harvest: The World Takes Sides) Book

Book 3 ends with a bang…or better yet, an earthquake. Not just any earthquake, the mother of all Earthquakes: the Wrath of the Lamb. This is a world-wide earthquake that wipes out nearly a quarter of the world's already depleted population. With our Tribulation Saints scattered world-wide, the need to know where everyone is will have you picking up book 4 without a moment's hesitation.

Rayford's new wife, Amanda, is MIA. The last anyone knew she boarded a plane to land at headquarters in New Babylon…but that plane crashed after having to pull out of their landing due to the earthquake. Surely Amanda can't be lying dead at the bottom of the Tigris River. He's already suffered the loss of his son and first wife to the rapture, his beloved leader and best friend. Has he now lost his second wife?

Chloe was last seen running out of the safe house. Buck goes there and tears the place apart, what's left of it anyway. The streets are filled with carnage. Houses lie in heaps. There are lines down everywhere. Chaos ensues. Will Buck be able to track Chloe down while thousands of others are searching for their own lost loved ones?

Hattie, pregnant with the child of the Antichrist, is said to be at an abortion clinic. Is attempting a rescue safe? Can our Tribulation Saints risk running right into a trap? Especially when Hattie is refusing to accept Christ into her life? Is it fair for the Tribulation Saints to turn their back on non-believers?

The second and third Trumpet Judgements are threatening to wipe out yet more of the world's population. We've got asteroids, poisoned waters and disease, people. It's the fucking END OF DAYS and there is nothing you can do to stop it. And atop all of this, our Tribulation Saints are being asked to convert as many followers as possible.

These are merely a few of the things happening in this book. I can't stress enough how exciting, fast-paced and action-packed these books truly are. It's amazing how much gets squeezed between the covers. The split narrative makes for anticipation and excitement that is unrivaled.